Vehicles parked on the Upper East Side get more tickets than in any other NYC neighborhood | Upper East Site
Vehicles parked on the Upper East Side get more tickets than in any other NYC neighborhood | Upper East Site

The Upper East Side Gets the Most Parking Tickets in NYC

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Drivers parking on the Upper East Side continue to be the City’s own personal cash machine— racking up more parking tickets and fines than any other neighborhood in New York City over the past year, according to an analysis of parking violation d
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  1. The timing of your article is spot on. I received a boot at 3:49am on 8/18/22 hat I didn’t discover until after midnight on 8/19/22 when I went to switch sides for ASP. In a 4 block radius, I saw about a dozen boots. I’m still waiting for a call back from Friday morning after choosing the option to not lose my place in line and get a call back. I’m 4.5 hrs into a call on hold today. Seems the city was ready to mass boot the UES and can’t handle to volume to get the cars released, all with a looming threat of tow within 48 hrs of receiving the boot (and car auctioned 10 days after that

  2. Why don’t cars with NYC, NYS, Courts and Federal permits get parking tickets for parking illegally (by hydrants, not paying a muni meter, etc.)? I work in Manhattan and live in Queens and see this abuse of permits getting worse. I once saw a car with a permit in my area from the Sea Bright Police Association. He was far from home. Instead of congestion pricing for NYS license plates, they should charge out of state license plates (except for NJ, CT and PA) since I know people who commute from there. Just a thought.

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